Schumacher Mi10 Lower Arm Replacement Kit O-SCP047 for setup tuning by Factory Pro  [FP-O-SCP047]

Price:
NZD$47.78
Brand:
Factory Pro
Model:
FP-O-SCP047
Condition:
Brand New
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Lower arm upgrade overview

This lower suspension arm set is offered as an aftermarket replacement for the Schumacher Mi10 and is catalogued as Factory Pro O-SCP047. The description focuses on fitment, installation pointers, and how the arms contribute to handling adjustments rather than on manufacturing claims.

Fit this set when you want a like-for-like lower arm geometry to restore or refine suspension behavior on a Mi10 chassis. The parts are supplied as a replacement lower arm set intended for hobby repair and setup tasks on 1/10 touring cars.

Installation notes: change one side at a time to maintain setup control, check hinge-pin clearance and chamfered edges on hub carriers, and confirm roll center and camber link locations after fitting. Typical tools needed include hex drivers and needle-nose pliers; verify toe and camber after refit.

Specifications

  • Item: Lower suspension arm set
  • Material: Not specified
  • Model Number: O-SCP047
  • Compatibility: Schumacher Mi10

For mechanics and hobbyists working on Schumacher Mi10 cars, the Factory Pro O-SCP047 lower arm set gives a direct replacement path to preserve or tweak suspension geometry; always confirm fit and settings after installation.

How should I approach swapping the lower arms?

Replace arms one side at a time and monitor steering geometry as you go. This keeps the car stable while you transfer parts and prevents sudden handling changes.

Any recommended checks during installation?

Verify hinge-pin seating, ensure chamfers on hub carriers do not bind, and confirm that camber link positions match your setup notes before tightening fasteners.

Will these arms alter suspension geometry significantly?

They are intended as a like-for-like replacement, so geometry change should be minimal if mount points match. Use them to restore baseline geometry or as a known reference when testing changes.

What tools get the job done quickly?

A set of hex drivers, a pair of needle-nose pliers and a simple hinge-pin tool are enough for most swaps. No special presses or cutters are normally required.

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